Lunges help to develop leg and hip strength, as well as abductor mobility (the muscles on the inner thighs) – all areas that are important for cyclists.
Walking lunges target your glutes, as you constantly move forwards – so, we wonder, why walk when you can lunge?
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You can lunge to the toilet, lunge to the kitchen, lunge to your meetings… we had a go, and everyone in the office thought it was totally normal once we explained it was because we’re going to be pro cyclists one day.
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